Slowing Down Cars and Bagging Leaves
The autumn has arrived. Cool breezes are in the air. Schools are back in session. Neighborhood children are out and about again. That’s why...
Federal Relief
Federal relief is available for Bayonne residents who suffered losses from Tropical Depression Ida on September 1, 2021. This assistance is sorely needed by...
A Unique Day in American History
On Wednesday, September 8, Bayonne rolled out the red carpet to welcome Frank Siller to Bayonne. Mr. Siller, the Chairman and CEO of the...
Labor Day
On Monday, our nation observed Labor Day, which is an occasion to honor all of America’s working people. The concept for the day began...
Back to School Again
Another school year is about to begin in the time of the Coronavirus. Everyone must do so with special regard for the health of...
Implosion at the Former MOT: A Step into the Future
On Sunday, August 8, Buildings 32 and 42 at the former Military Ocean Terminal (MOT) were imploded. The implosion was carried out by Controlled...
A Great Night Out
On Tuesday, August 3, the City of Bayonne took part in the 38th annual National Night Out. This nationwide event is designed to bring...
Questions and Answers: Bulk, Scrap Metal, and Mattresses
Since the new garbage and recycling schedules began on July 1, the Department of Public Works has received multiple questions about bulk items, scrap...
Building Department to Move from City Hall to Shopping Center
The Coronavirus has given us the opportunity rethink how we provide services to the people of Bayonne. Traditionally, our Building Department has brought thousands...
Memories of Bayonne in the 1970s
In this week’s column, I would like to share some memories of Bayonne in the 1970s.
In those days, kids played ball games sometimes in...